Biochemical data management

BIOCHEMICAL DATA MANAGEMENT WITH DATABASE PROGRAM... 

Dr. Miguel Quimpere joined BioChem Therapeutic in 1990 as a synthetic organic chemist and has since moved on to data management and molecular modeling, with a particular view to diverse library design and combinatorial chemistry. 

This book delves into practical solutions to biochemical problems with software programs and interactive bioinformatics found on the World Wide Web. After the introduction in Chapter 1, the concept of biochemical data analysis and management is described in Chapter 2. The interactions between biochemists and computers are... 

Featuring thoroughly documented data and contributions from international experts. Inorganic Membranes is an essential reference for chemical engineers, chemists, technical managers, laboratory field technicians, biochemical engineers, pharmacists, and other scientists working in separations and catalysis... 

The range of temperature over which any given biochemical system can be studied is quite limited above some point, the system is destroyed however, at too low a temperature, biological activity ceases. In favorable cases, data can be obtained from 283 to 333 K. Extrapolation to 0 K is a difficult, though manageable, problem. 

The held has matured from the management and analysis of sequence data, albeit still the most important areas, into other areas of biochemistry. This text is an attempt to capture that spirit by introducing computational biochemistry from the biochemists prospect. The material content deals primarily with the applications of computer technology to solve biochemical problems. The subject is relatively new and perhaps a brief description of the text may benefit the students. 

What is clear, however, is that the consequences of hormone imbalance result in profound aberrations in homeostasis. For instance, changes in water, acid-base, and electrolyte balance in the human organism have far-reaching medical implications. The clinical biochemistry laboratory performs numerous acid-base, electrolyte, and osmolarity determinations every day, and the management of the patient depends in a major way on such clinical-chemical data. For this reason, this chapter contains a discourse on water and electrolyte balance, presented from a clinical and biochemical point of view. 

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